2025-12-10 03:28:08

Wall Street's stance on Bitcoin just shifted—quietly but decisively. A cluster of heavyweight institutions, names like BNY Mellon, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Charles Schwab, JPMorgan, and Citi, have begun rolling out credit products backed by Bitcoin collateral.

This isn't some fringe experiment anymore. When the old guard starts treating BTC as legitimate loan collateral, it signals something deeper: acceptance is creeping into the institutional bloodstream. Whether this unlocks new liquidity channels or simply validates what holders already knew—Bitcoin has tangible value—remains to be seen. But one thing's clear: the lines between traditional finance and crypto infrastructure are blurring faster than most anticipated.

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GasFeeCrier

· 5h ago

Haha it's really coming, and these old men on Wall Street finally can't hold back Wait, does this mean I can borrow money with BTC? Then my bag is valuable It has long been said that Bitcoin has value, and now believe it, these institutions The boundaries between traditional finance and our turf are blurred... It feels like the sky is about to change Now the liquidity is about to explode, and the institutions are finally willing to bow their heads Institutional FOMO comes, watching them be forced into the entrance, comfortable

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RugResistant

· 5h ago

Haha The old bank finally bowed its head, knowing that it would be like this Traditional finance is trying to cut leeks through BTC We have known for a long time that BTC is valuable, and now they are reacting to it interestingly Wait a minute... Will this collateral rule be played by them again? Now the mobility is probably not going to take off, the hodlers laughed

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GasWaster69

· 5h ago

Haha has long said that these old men will have to bow their heads sooner or later --- JPMorgan Chase is on the table, who dares to say that BTC is a bubble --- The liquidity piece... To put it nicely, in fact, I just want to cut leeks from us --- Wait Wells Fargo is also starting to play? This is really getting more and more outrageous --- Didn't you say that you would never accept it, it's so fast to turn around and slap your face --- So now holding coins is equivalent to quasi-bank assets? Wake up, everyone --- That's the real institutional entry, and those before that were all testing the waters --- To be honest, I'm optimistic, but don't get excited too early, and policy turns just as fast

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BlockImposter

· 5h ago

It has long been said that Wall Street will have to bow its head sooner or later, and now it is still called --- JPM and Bank of America finally admitted that BTC is a hard asset, which is much more reliable than their paper products --- No, this is really just the beginning, and there is a lot of room for imagination in the future --- Haha, the people who called BTC a Ponzi scheme came out and talked --- This time, traditional finance is really panicked, and isn't it funnier to be forced to embrace crypto? --- Blurred boundaries? It is not so much vague as it is directly broken, and they have no choice --- The moment of victory for early coin holders has finally arrived after waiting so long --- Another "we knew it for a long time" moment, someone in the circle was partying

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